RWE Forms Partnerships for French Projects – RWE Secures Two Contracts in France

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Published on 20/12/2023 at 13:44

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15 MW Portfolio Includes Onshore Wind And Solar Park In Loire-Atlantique, Winner Of The Technologically Neutral Tender. CEO Of RWE Renewables Europe & Australia.

RWE has secured two contracts in France for an 11 MW onshore wind project and a 4 MW solar park. The contracts were announced as part of the latest technologically neutral tender for hydropower, wind, and photovoltaic projects by the French CRE (Regulatory Commission for Energy). The solar park is located in the French department of Charente-Maritime and covers an area of four hectares. The onshore wind project with three turbines will be located in the department of Loire-Atlantique. RWE is currently the third most awarded company in the 13 French onshore wind tenders held by the CRE and has won all recent onshore tenders it participated in.

Renewable Energy has been a priority for RWE, which has secured contracts in France for renewable energy projects. Katja Wunschel, CEO of RWE Renewables Europe & Australia, states: ‘I am proud of this result, which demonstrates our ability to consistently present new and competitive projects to accelerate the development of renewable energies in France. Our ambition is perfectly aligned with our results, as shown by the high quality of our projects and the dedicated teams driving them.’ (Source: en.clickpetroleoegas.com.br)

RWE Secures Contracts For Onshore Wind And Solar Project In France

RWE Renewables Europe & Australia, the global renewable energy company, has secured contracts for an onshore wind project and a solar project in a technologically neutral tender led by a French department. The solar project will cover an area of four hectares and will be developed in the department of Loire-Atlantique, while the onshore wind project will be developed in an adjacent area. The most awarded company in French renewable energy tenders, RWE, is expanding its activities in the onshore wind energy market in France.

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The CEO of RWE Renewables Europe & Australia emphasized the importance of these contracts for the company’s growth strategy, which aims to expand its renewable energy portfolio. With the assurance of these contracts, RWE underscores its commitment to the development of renewable energies in France and around the world.

RWE Renewables Europe & Australia is committed to investing in renewable energy projects worldwide, and France is a key market for the company. Renewable energy plays a vital role in the global energy transition, and RWE is proud to be part of this movement. The company will continue to seek growth opportunities in the renewable energy sector and looks forward to contributing to the sustainable development of France and other countries.

RWE Forms Partnerships for French Projects – RWE Secures Two Contracts in France

15 MW Portfolio Includes Onshore Wind And Solar Park In Loire-Atlantique, Winner Of The Technologically Neutral Tender. CEO Of RWE Renewables Europe & Australia.

RWE Secures Contracts For Onshore Wind And Solar Project In France

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